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Why did some of my broadcast TV channels disappear?"

Usually, people think something is wrong with their antenna, Usually, the antenna isn't broken and it's some other issue.

2021 UPDATE: The FCC and TV stations are in the midst of a "channel re-pack" where they are shifting the frequencies of many TV stations.

During this period, you may lose channels due to the signal being temporarily weaker while the real antenna tower is upgraded, or due to the signal coming from a different direction.

The re-pack is scheduled to continue through mid-2021.

How To Connect an Antenna to a TV?

There’s not much to it. Find the F connector on the back of your set. the round one labeled “antenna” or “cable in.” Screw your coaxial connector on

Below are the instructions for rescanning:

1.Press the menu button on your remote.

2.In your TV's menu, look for the channel setup option.

3.Select antenna or tuner.

4.Start a new scan.

Every TV is different, so what you see on your screen may not exactly match the steps above.

How Many Channels Will My TV Antenna Get?

VHF is broadcast on RF channels 2 though 13, and UHF is on channels 14 through 36, so there are nearly 33 broadcast channels available (with many more actual TV channels, as each RF channel can contain multiple virtual channels).

There was a time when most broadcast channels were VHF and only a few were UHF. That’s changed with the advent of digital television. You’ll find quite a few stations on those 22 UHF channels.

If you want an idea of what you’ll get, you don’t have to go to the trouble of purchasing and hooking up and antenna to find out. There’s a site called TVFool that can tell you what’s available in your area.